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Crawfordsville.

Miss Hattie McEwen has returned to Danvile ILL.,
Miss Elsie lnsley is homo from visit with Mrs.
Sherman Wynn: at Chicago Mrs. Matte Thornton
returned TO Michigan City last week after visiting her
parents, Paul Hughes and wife Miss Lois Pierce is
home from stay at Plymouth Judge J. NJ. Cowan
and wife, of Springfield, No. visiting in this city
their old home E. H. Nebeker and wife. of Coving-
ton, were the guests of F. M. Dice and family over
last Sunday Charlie Miller and wife home from
visit at Nashville ILL., Harry Migan and wife, of
Indianapolis have been the guests of the family of
Jos. Mllligan Miss Helen Smith entert aimed
Der of friends on Saturday evening. May Ia C. f.
Lucas has moved to Devils Lake D. t.. Miss Mary
Hovey and Mrs. John III. Burtord and son are in Los
Angeles CAL Mrs. NJ. D. White has returned home
from Danville ILL., Mrs Matte Lee Cable has gone
to Lafayette to make visit before she
fort. has been visiting Mrs. S. E. Crabbs.-
Miss t7ertie Williams has been visiting in Ladoga
NJ V. Burk and wife have been among Indianapolis
friends during the past week DIR. Z. Detchon and
Stanfeld and Mrs. Marion Staley have returned TO
South Bend, after visit with the family of .Jere
Keeney- ON last Monday evening elegant recep-
tio given at the homo of Hon. l.. Fl. Ristine in
Ia Miss Matte Coons has been visiting Mrs. j. B.
Sidener at Lafayette Mrs. j. R. Holm gsworth of
Danve, ILL.,. has been visiting in the city On last
Thursday evening the occasion of the closing of
quet held at the home of Miss Clara Crawford.
Addresses delivered by Miss Mary H. Krout, J.
Maurice Thompson, President Tuttle and others.
The fifteenth marriage anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. j.
G. Hutton duly observed last Friday by
sumptuous dinner which partaken of by nurner-
friends Mrs. Charles Goltrais visiting Jack
sonville Ill Mrs. s. ID. Ayres, sister of J. B.
Pence, left for her home in Tu1are. CAL last Thurs
day - Misses Belle johnson and Belle Horner have
returned to Indianapolis after stay at the home of
D. IT, Hills who has been very sick Mrs Albert
Baker returned to Ind anpolis last Friday after
visit with her parents Prof. j. l.. Campbell and wife,
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Society Events.

The pupils of the Classical School acid their annual
picnic yesterday on farm north of the city.
Mrs. l.. S. Ayres will give q tea on next Wednesday
afternoon. at o'clock, to a number of her lady
friends, to which invitations have been issued.
The lettercarriers and postoice employees send
ing out elegant invitations for their ball, to be given
at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday evening, May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H Perkins have issued invitations
for reception to be given by them on next Wednes-
day evening at their home North Illinois street.
Miss Emma Hogeland, assisted by her friend Miss
Agnes Shipley, entertained a large number of her
friends on wednesday evening at her homo on Harri
street
The marriage CT Miss Nettie johnson, the we'll
known soprano. to Mr.. De oscrth Brown. of Cincin-
matt will take place Wednesday afternoon June g.
at Miss Johnson's home North New Jersey street.
The entertainment given at Mayfower Church on
tendance and snsncaliy The Young LADIES' of MAJ
A. r. Sturtevants Sundayschool class had the affair
in charge
street IN honor Of Miss Maud Myers, Of Minneapois .
Cooper. and meeting her many old friends socially.
The last meeting Of the Art Association for this
year occurs at the house of Mrs. James Bradshaw
No. SIS North Pennsylvania street. at 3 o'clock on
Tuesday next. paper on the American Painters"
viii be read. and a display of and original etch-
ings will be made. Each member is allowed to invite
eighteen persons.
A birthday party in honor of Miss Daisy Traub, of
ing There were several handsome presents received
by the hostess Dancing was participated in by
Brydon. Gerine, Bush Poiifnan. Poore. Go Goodies
Humphreys Allen Traub and Messrs Keeper
Hedges. Lentz. Rush, O'Conner, Folsom, Hoffman
Kern and Humphreys.
The features Of Our Literary and Social Circles
meeting Friday evening at the residence of the
Misses Talentyre, were prose reading. George Alex
ander; n poem of quotations by Milan Ovarton a se
lection from Colfax by j. NJ TaIlentyre, vocal solo
by Cynthia Livingston, the reading Of poem by A.
r. Winters, reading of history of base ball by
Charles Finch. reading Of life OF Douglas and the
society paper by Charles Lombard.
Parlor farces will be a new form of entertainment
which will be popular for awhile. The mode OF pro-
eed1re is to have some clever person who is good
actor mimic do the pantonine, while the second
one. not by the audience sings the song One
song which the action is not difficult is "By the
Salt. Salt Sea" or John Anderson. my 10 John"
or any descriptive piece The can create great
and interlude In evening of cards
dancing conversation would pleasantly relieve the
rno
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Butier University.

Miss Noble was in Cincinnati last week AT the
meeting of the board of trustees last Tuesday it was
decided to place all of the universitys indianapolis
property on the market. When disposed of. several
new professorships will be established The regular
vacation of the senior class begins Friday The
Butler University baseball club defeated the Wabash
club at Crawfordsvie. last Thursday. by a score of
Il to TO- The ladies of the Athenian Society will
entertain the other societies of the college Friday
afternoon it being the occasion of their seventeenth
anniversary Miss Lucille Miller is visiting her
brother. Hugh Miller. A theater party of about
twenty OF the students offended "Maganon Thurs
day night Rollin Kautz entertained the members
of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and their friends
last Saturday evening at the residence of Prof Iden
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Erauklin.

Miss Arta Payne returned homo on Friday after
several weeks visit with relatives in Springfield o.
Mr. Will Huff of Bloomfield is visiting his sister,
Mrs. II. c. Donnell. Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke re-
turned Friday from a weeks trip through Ten
nessee, North Carolina and Virginia Miss Lillian
Thompson is at home from Knightstown. where
has had principaship of the high of that
place Mrs. +. c. Miller and children vii, arrive
homo on Tuesday from Bloomfield, where they are
visiting relatives. Mrs. r. T. Overstreet gre
delightful tea to the members of the Tome Mis-
sonary Society of the Presbyterian Church and their
friends on Thursday evening Mrs. Ella Alexander
of Marion, Ia. is visiting this city and Hope
we'll Miss Fannie McMurray visited her brother,
Lew McMurray. and family. of indianapolis, last
week. Dr. Samuel Ritchey of Rensselaer, visited rel
atves at this place during the last week Mrs S. A.
Bright the guest of friends in Indianapolis several
DAYS last week.
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NJ 4rSnaII.

Dick Payne Of Paris. in company with Cliff Bird a
young friend. the guest of Mrs VIII Harlan and
Mrs. Lola Schwanecke, his sisters. last week.
Misses Annie and Mamie Mitchell of Walnut Prairie
have returned home IS Claypool and wife spent
part of last week in Martinsville- Miss Wayne
dersons family recently viii Scott and wife, of
Paducah KY, have been visiting relatives here for
several days.--Mss Hettie Riley is home from ST.
Mary's. Ind. :. John Alvey has gone te
Rich Hill. Mo- Mr.. E. J. Hughes
in Evansville last week, visiting
his mother. Mrs VIM Hughes. Miss Anna
Harlan is home from Bloomington A gay crowd Of
young people of the Chatterbox and Wide awake
clubs went to Chenoweths landing, the Wabash
river last Wednesday, to hold their annual May pic
mic. The day was happily spent by all. VIM. S.
Neal and wife, of Oney. returned home Monday from
weeks sojourn with relatives and friends Miss
Eta Cunningham of Terre Haute. visited friends
here last week Frank Myers and Miss Carrie
Manug of Casey. to Marshall last Sunday,
and united in marriage that afternoon by Rev.
ID. f. Howe at his residence Miss May Emerson is
home from Terre Haue where she spent several days
with the family of Dr. Bradley, her uncle.
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Lawrence L. Dougherty has resigned his position in
the First National Bank, and left Thursday for
Garden City. KAN Rev. Charles Beechgood. for
mery of this city, but pastor of the n E. Church
q Montpelier, and Miss Deli Place, of Waverly
marrieion Thursday evening Mrs. Marie Webster
of Chicago, is the guest of her parents in
and Miss Sue Booth popular
ciety belle of this city will be united IN rriage
Tuesday evening Mrs Thad Butler. of Hunting
ton, returned home Friday. after pleasant visit
with friends in this city Mrs. Hanna Barth has
turned from Peoria H. Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Zel
visiting friends in Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. \. r.
Don aldson. of Logansport. and Frank Donaldson, of
Chicago. attended the funeral of their father. r. NJ
Donaldson on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs Ed
relatives in this city. Mrs E. z. Kennedy Mrs. ii.
II. Kidd, Mrs. Ida r. Benham and Mrs. E. s. Ross
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Marion.

Mrs. Clinton Bodily, of St Paris, o. is visiting her
father. James holland Granville c. Brown is Mt
Clemens Mrs. Sarah Taylor has returned to
her home at Topeka. after extended visit to her
mother Mrs DR.. Egbert- Mrs. Emma circuit. of
DeGran o., and Misses Lou and Sadie Dillon. of Ed
dyve. Ia. visiting Mrs. DR.. Jones Col. o. H.
p. Carey has returned from Kansas. w. II. San
ders, wife and daughters visiting relatives at Sa
bina. o. Last Wednesday evening John Whistler. Of
this place, Joined in marriage with Miss Lizzie,
daughter of VIM. H. Wilson. of Wabash. Mrs. Judge
Brownies and Miss Minnie Brownlee left on Thursday
for Topeka TO visit relatives. Fred Wilke OF Rich
mond. spent last Sunday with his parents here
Miss Cora Mack has returned from extended visit
to Pontiac. Ill Major George Steele has removed
his family to his country villa in Liberty township
Mrs. A. NJ. Harrison left on Tuesday extended
visit to Cleveland Columbus and Dayton relatives.
pr. L. P. Hess returned Tuesday from two
months absence in California. Miss Gertie Nc
Manus has returned to her home in Rush county
Hon. Hiram Brownlee will deliver the Decoration
Day address at Ligonier- Mrs. D. B. Sweetser and
her mother, Mrs Wood visiting at Indianapolis.
William DeCamp, of Muncie. and Miss Linnie
Sewall. of this place were married last Wednesday
evening. Miss George Blanchard has returned to
her home at Shebyville.
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LOgansport.

Mr.. and Mrs John Mosier have returned from
extended wedding trip. Miss Minnie Carl of Peru
is visiting Miss Cora Britton. of the West Side
Mrs. j. B. Tooe has returned from visit to Kokomo
.Staley NJ. Iandrey. of the United States navy is
visiting his father. Or. Landrey Hon. W. d. Owen
returned to Washington City on Wednesday Chef
Gridey of Chicago is visiting the residence of his
mother. on East Broadway Mr.. and Mrs. Mace
Rzer. of Boone, Ia, visiting Will Brown of this
city Mrs. DIR. Cooper. of indianapolis. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs j. B. Shultz. Miss Fannie Null
on Eighth street. on Thursday evening On Wednes
day evening Miss Dell Place married. her home
in New Waverly. to Rev. Charles H. Beachwood of
Montpelier. Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Forgy. Mr. and Mrs Willard Place Misses
Carrie and Alta Young and Albert and Charles Young
all of this city Miss Oracle Barron of Royal Cen
ter. is visiting at the residence of N. B. Barron on
Race street.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
CIlanpaign.

Anna Morton is home from Springfield NJ Miss
Flora Eichbure, of Chicago is a guest of Mrs. Ben
Baer- Mrs. q. G. Gill and Mrs w. K Townsend
visited in Camargo last week Mrs. w. Maltby is
visiting in Decatur H. N. Raymond and wife and
Mrs w. s. Maxwell are visiting at Mechancsburg. O.
Mrs j. j. Bogardus is in the city visiting relatives
Mrs J. b. Mckinley and daughter Harriet sailed
from New York on Wednesday for Europe ---J. f.
Greenaw is visiting in Minnesota = Mrs. Willis,
Mrs Fl. FL. Harris Mrs. J. B. Harris. Mrs. Healey
and Mrs Alng attended the meeting OF the Art Union
Lincoln on Thursday Miss Kate Whittier
turns to Chicago to resume her study of vocal
music.
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Terre Hautc.

Miss Maud Rude. of Paris is visiting the family
of w. II. Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Goodwin
will move to Indianapolis the LIST of June, where
Mr. Goodwin will be associated with his father. Rev.
Thomas A Goodwin. Mr.. Goodwin has been manager
of the Telephone Exchange here for three four
years. MIR. and Mrs. T. II. Riddle will to
Kansas City Monday. where Mr.. Riddle
will engage in the real-estate business
DR.. and Mrs. Gott. of Charlottesville,
were on Thursday. with Judge Aliens family
Mrs. Charles Kern who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs r. l.. Ball. returned to her home Chicago yes
terday Miss Mollie Mullen of Indian apolis, is tn
guest of Miss Mamie Heating Miss Wayne Finch
left for Washington yesterday. She will spend the
visiting the Misses Mary and Lou Conzman.
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Miss Tena Koch of Ridge Farm is guest of Mrs.
L A VAIL Mrs Nettie Carson is , lying very i'll at
derson. of Indianapolis. is the guest of Mrs. A.
Thompson Miss Mary Carmack. of Chicago. visited
friends this week. = Mrs r. McClain is guest of
her daughter, Mrs Fannie Dicken. at Ridge Farm =
Miss Matte Dake has returned home to Dayton o.
F. L. Lee. of Indianapolis: Mrs. Emma Vance and
Miss Mamie McClain of Paris. and Miss Minnie Nc
Williams. of Arcola. attended the Hubbard Riley
wedding E. H Smith and wife will to
Kansas City .Thos A. Lewis and wife arrived from
Sitka Alaska, Thursday. They will go to Santa
Monica. Cal, to locate.- II. Ralston and wife of
Carthage, No, guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. In
GALL
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Misses May Hefernan, Sella Reilly. Sarah Bennett,
MAZE Candy Ellen Cleaves and Mr.; Chester Jennings
composed the HGh-school graduating class this week
Mrs. G. W. Lynn and daughter Della, of Eureka
Springs Ark, guests of Nation friends Miss
Jennie Rawlings of Paxton, ILL.,, is visiting her sis
ters the Misses Granger J. F. Dearborn and
Frank visiting at Portland. Ne. :. George
Shinn and mother visiting at French Lick
Springs : Mrs. a. W. Philhower visited in Neoga
last week. 49, Mrs E. j. Snow and son have departed
for Ashtabula O----W. D. Rudy of Washing ton. D.
g. is visiting his parents in this city Rev J. F.
Thomas. of Wichita, Kan. visited Nation friends
the past week L. L. Lehman is visiting St. Cath
crime Kan Miss Lettie Quick will spend vacation
in Charleston
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Miss Matte Mitchell visited Miss Nellie Wilson, at
Indianapolis, last week DR.. j. L. Trump has gone
to southern California pleasure visit. p. Nj.
Scott and wife, of California arrived here last
Tuesday. They are the guests of Morgan Chandler
George Mitchell has returned from visit to Emporia-
Kan ii ohm Barlow has returned from pleasure
trip to southern Indiana. Miss Mode sutton of
Shelbyville visited friends here last week Miss
Lucy Hill returned TO her home in Carthage last
Friday to spend the summer
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Charleston.

Louis. Monday to visit friends Silas Barnes
and wife home from Saylor Springs Mrs Mary
White, of Kansas City, Mo- is a guest of Mrs Hannah
Monroe. Neil Mahue and wife guests of Ohio
friends Miss Bird Paxton, of Kansas Ill., visited
Charleston friends this week. Miss Anna Piper is
receiving instructions in art at Indanap polls Mrs
Fred Griffith and daughter Fern guests of G. NJ.
Mitchell and family, at Chester III Miss Helen
Weiss is at home after visit in Chicago. Mrs Joe
Emerson visited Kansas friends this week Mrs.
VIII Goodman has joined her husband inQerre Haute
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GrAanRhnr~

Mrs W: l.. Hamilton has gone to Hot Springs for a
two months stay. Miss Jennie DiIlier and sister
Mrs. kothe of Muncie, spent part of the week here
az their former home Miss Ella Edwards of In
danapolis. visited her father mere last week Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. G. Kane and James Ingram, of Cincin-
natl spent part of the week here Mrs Lizzie Hen
ley. Of Sullivan H. IS with her parents and other
taken up his residence here. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ).
Hubbard of Indianapolis. the guests of A. r.
Forsyth and family b. z. Henry il q visit To his
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Edinburg.

Mrs. Emma Lehman. of Columbus, was the guest of
friends in this place last week Miss Susie Keghtly
has been visiting friends at Franklin Chas Carvin
and wife visited relatives at Columbus last week..
Grant Hinshaw and sister Miss Alice of Greensboro,
Ind visiting here. the guests of Dr. Hinshaw and
wife Mrs Levi Owens visited relatives at Indianap-
oils last week. Mrs. Harvey Lewis and daughter
Jessie of Columbus, visited friends here last week
Mrs. Mary Slack of indianapolis. is the of her
parents AIRS. F. g. Dodge left here the first of the
week for Petersburg w. Va She will visit in Wash
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MOrristown.

Rev. Fred Cole and wife. former citizens of this
place visiting relatives here B. Bergman
and wife of Shebyvile, visiting friends here.
DIR. o. f. Fitch starts his annual with his tel
escope this week The annual singing of the Mis-
souri, Harmony Class takes place at the NJ E. Church
to-day. This singing concert is kind of a reunion
of singing class taught fifty years ago by DR..
D. s. McGaughey, and the book they used was called
the Missouri Harmony" These annual concerts
begun about ago by their old leader who
was then living and have been held yearly SINCE.
The convention of Hanover township Sunday-school.
j. g. Spurrer of Arlington, is here visiting her
IN A. Gadd. of Shebyville is visiting Mrs. Zelda
johnson Charley Porter and wife. of Greenfield
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Kaufman Sat
urdav
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Concerning Women.

There are 2.4oo unmarried women in the foreign
missionary field.
Mrs Susan T. Dunbar has been elected school d.
rector in Colorado Springs. Col.
The Woman Temperance Publishing Association
employs between forty and fifty girls and women.
More than 5 900 women employed clerks by
the government. osty in the Washington Offices.
Miss Susan L. Hall has been appointed clerk of the
court at Great Falls ~ H.. the first woman in that
State to fill that position.
Miss Frances z. Willard calls upon the white rio
bon army to pre-empt the Fourth Of July this year
for God. and home and native land"
din nc bs st adssbs N al
treaty pending between Great Britain and America
The National College for Deaf Mutss, at Washing
president, will give his residence for their ac-
commodation.
Mrs; A. 9. Baker. sentas a delegate by st. Lule's
Church Chadds Ford, to the Pennsylvania diocesan
convention of the Episcopal Church. was declared in
eligible simply because of her sex.
Mrs Margaret E. Parker of England now travel
Queens jubilee by helping poor English girls to go to
California aud to fill demand there for domestic
service
Miss Carrie Bartlett has taken charge of the
Unitarian Church at Sioux Falls, Dakota. She
formerly on the editorial force of the Minneapolis
Tribune, and was regarded bright versatile writer
She is not more than twenty-six twenty-eight,
finely educated and devoted her churchly calling
:. Mrs Amy Talbot Dunn formerly of Indianapols,
of the district w. c. T. Z. at that place. Mrs Dunn
ened so great an interest that she was requested to
repeat it public meetings in other towns and
permit it TO DO published leafet- Mrs. Dunn was
elected superintendent of the district departments Of
social purity and suffrage.
A notable addition to the list Of Indianapolis
papers will be made this week by the first issue of the
Womar.'s News. with Mrs. L. May Wheeler editor
and Mrs Eette Ransfo-d as business manager. This
new venture will occupy distinctive position a
womans newspaper not devoted to any ism but repre-
senting the entire field Of work interests and
organizations. and it will be issued the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month.
Ali over the country colored women are advancing
themselves in all financial intellectual and moral
ways. In Philadelphia colored writes for
the newspapers and also conducts a special depart
ment in the leading of the coored in this
country. Mrs Frank Grenke has written for the At
lantic Monthly. colored woman is lawyer in New
York city and in other cities of the North are to be
found many coIored women physicians.
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NIuncie.

Mrs Lee Shaw is vising her parents, near Pendle-
ton Rev. George Beattie. of Michigan. former pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church of this city cir
culsting among his friends here last week. The
ladies of the Baptist Church gave strawberry and
icecream festival Friday evening at the residence
of s. Groen. which largely attended. George
II. Andrews has gone to California on a six weeks
trip Miss Bertha Huffer visited Indianapolis last
week Mrs. Mary Houser, who has been here visit
ing her daughter Mrs. B. A. Kemp. returned to Win
chester Friday.---.W w. Ferrier is spending
Sunday with his family at Angola.
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Brichtwood News.

The Decline pay will be here on Tuesday, May
"a.
There two baseball mines here that practice
daily.
A concert will be given at the Chapel on Friday
night, May 81.
Miss Florence Springer. of Madison, Ind is visit
ing Mrs. Hamilton.
Simon Yandss is preparing to build several resi-
dences this season. provided lotowners will sell at
sonabe figures.
After considerable delay the dry casing of gas well
No. has been received, and the drill has going
night and day since. A depth of two hundred and
twenty. five feet has been reached. Quicksand was
passed safely and The drill is in limestone rock
Unlike the first well, indications of oil have
been found. The first we'll burns nightly and every
day strangers visit it to see what can be seen.
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St. sIOEeph.

Mr.. o. P Kellogg entertained his mother and sis ter
of Homer last week Prof. S. A. Harrison has sold
his residence to w. f. Stevenson and will move his
family to CHAMPAIGN. where he will pursue the study
of law James Oldham and family of Urbana were
guests of st Joe friends last week The graduating
exercises of the ST. Joseph public school held in
the NJ. E. Church. and large audience attended. Min
ME Dawson, Carrie Kenzle, Nellie Woodin, Purdie
Leroy, Lin ME Thompson, Cora Nichols and Jessie
Whitzel were the graduates.
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trernely difficult and brilliant The beautiful duo
from .Lackmer sung by Miss Thompson and
Miss Baggs. TIE ladies assisted by Mr.. O. w.
Williams. tenor and Mr.. Perry Ingalls, both acqut-
ting themselves exceently usual. The audience
was large and very apprecatve and critical although
not demonstrative, and the programme showed of
what excellent Nc sterial the Musicale is M aGe.